According to reports, the Solana network continues to suffer from DDoS attacks

According to the report, Solana’s blockchain suffered another DDoS attack today, but the network is now back in good shape. This is the third incident of its kind in the past few months.

Solana attacked again DDoS

According to a famous journalist Colin Wu in China, SOL ceased operations on January 4th. The attacker is suspected of using spam to carry out a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. The network was online again after about 4 hours. DDoS attacks often overwhelm or clog the network by sending multiple requests to the victim’s web resources and hampering the operating platform.

Although there are no official details to confirm the event announced by the Solana Foundation, this incident marks the third in the past six months. Also some accounts on Twitter confirm SOL “runs very slowly” instead of shutting down. Members of the r / CryptoCurrency subreddit too report this problem and the declaration of “the system’s vulnerability” is a “death knell for serious traders”.

“Blaming the attackers is dishonest. A well-designed blockchain must not provide relief to attackers, it must continue to generate blocks based on the parameters of the network and must not pause because someone spammed the transaction. ”

Solana’s technical problems

As mentioned earlier, this isn’t the first time SOL has suffered a DDoS attack. Solana status already report The network was unstable for 45 minutes last September.

In the meantime, the Solana validators are preparing for a new version before a 17 hour break due to DEX Raydium IDO mass spamming bots on Solana. Although no money was lost and Solana was fully functional again, the entire crash resulted in serious criticism as the developers decided to restart the network.

Three months later, the network is said to have suffered a second DDoS attack, although it was still in operation. Despite severe overload, co-founder Raj Gokal clear up that there is no DDoS attack. Instead the game NFT SolChicks Disclosure Your NFT chicks are causing performance issues on the Solana blockchain.

At the time of writing, SOL price has fallen nearly 2% and is trading at $ 171.

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According to reports, the Solana network continues to suffer from DDoS attacks

According to the report, Solana’s blockchain suffered another DDoS attack today, but the network is now back in good shape. This is the third incident of its kind in the past few months.

Solana attacked again DDoS

According to a famous journalist Colin Wu in China, SOL ceased operations on January 4th. The attacker is suspected of using spam to carry out a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. The network was online again after about 4 hours. DDoS attacks often overwhelm or clog the network by sending multiple requests to the victim’s web resources and hampering the operating platform.

Although there are no official details to confirm the event announced by the Solana Foundation, this incident marks the third in the past six months. Also some accounts on Twitter confirm SOL “runs very slowly” instead of shutting down. Members of the r / CryptoCurrency subreddit too report this problem and the declaration of “the system’s vulnerability” is a “death knell for serious traders”.

“Blaming the attackers is dishonest. A well-designed blockchain must not provide relief to attackers, it must continue to generate blocks based on the parameters of the network and must not pause because someone spammed the transaction. ”

Solana’s technical problems

As mentioned earlier, this isn’t the first time SOL has suffered a DDoS attack. Solana status already report The network was unstable for 45 minutes last September.

In the meantime, the Solana validators are preparing for a new version before a 17 hour break due to DEX Raydium IDO mass spamming bots on Solana. Although no money was lost and Solana was fully functional again, the entire crash resulted in serious criticism as the developers decided to restart the network.

Three months later, the network is said to have suffered a second DDoS attack, although it was still in operation. Despite severe overload, co-founder Raj Gokal clear up that there is no DDoS attack. Instead the game NFT SolChicks Disclosure Your NFT chicks are causing performance issues on the Solana blockchain.

At the time of writing, SOL price has fallen nearly 2% and is trading at $ 171.

According to reports, the Solana network continues to suffer from DDoS  attacks - CoinCu News

Source: TradingView

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